Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (May 4, 2018) - The memories of playing softball at Salt Lake Community College will hang heavy in the minds of this sophomore class of Bruins.

They've made history at the Redwood Campus, lifting the Bruins to heights that are impressive to say the least. They've set multiple records, both personal and team, with the chance to make another deep run in the postseason. However, thoughts of the future were put on pause Friday, with the program celebrating its annual "Sophomore Day" to recognize all of the graduating players.

Besides the pregame festivities, Salt Lake had much to celebrate during its final regular-season doubleheader against Colorado Northwestern, as the Bruins rolled to run-rule victories by scores of 16-0 and 13-0. The victories move Salt Lake's overall record to 39-12, with a record of 33-7 in the Scenic West Athletic Conference.

Salt Lake will wait for its Region 18 tournament seed to be revealed this weekend.

Salt Lake 16, Colorado Northwestern 0: Deep shots and sharp pitches were the theme of Salt Lake's blowout victory over the CNCC Spartans in game one.

Laina SueSue hit a three-run home run in the first inning to jumpstart the energy at Norma Carr Field, with a home run by teammate Harley Wells lifting Salt Lake to a 10-0 lead through two innings. In third inning, after Ashlee Snyder had a leadoff-double, Wells hit her second home run of the day to lift Salt Lake to a 12-0 lead. 

Summer Stensgard earned the victory in the circle for Salt Lake, throwing a scoreless five innings of action with seven strikeouts.

Salt Lake 13, Colorado Northwestern 0: Another successful game at the plate, bolstered by 10 Bruins hits, lifted Salt Lake to the victory.

SLCC scored six runs in the first inning to jump out to a big early lead, with a Dayna Hokanson RBI-single starting things off for Salt Lake. Leading 7-0 in the third inning, the Bruins turned on the power as Ashlee Snyder hit a two-run home run to center field, followed up by a Harley Wells solo home run. Two more Bruins homered in the fourth inning, with Rian Rawlings hitting a solo home run to left field and Kiara Grover hitting a two-run home run.

Kierstyn Ketchell pitched the Bruins to a victory, striking out seven Spartans while spreading around just four CNCC hits.